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  • ABN Amro subsidiary Bouwfonds Nederlandse Gemeenten (Bouwfonds) is to launch its first benchmark euro issue since its risk weighting was improved. Details on size and maturity are not due before next week, but the transaction is expected to be in the Eu500m-Eu1bn range, probably in a five or a seven year maturity. It may be either fixed rate or floating, and is not set to be launched for a few weeks.
  • CAD IT gained up to 15% on its debut yesterday (Thursday) following the decision by global co-ordinator Chase H&Q to price the deal at 22% below the bottom of the price range. The Eu69m deal listed the company on the Italian Nuovo Mercato at Eu32 from a price range of Eu41-Eu54. The company was originally expected to raise between Eu80m and Eu100m.
  • CDC Marches has upped the limit off its Euro-CP programme from $2 billion to $3.5 billion. JP Morgan has been added as a dealer.
  • Brazil this week decided to make its next international issue a Samurai, rather than a dollar or euro transaction, as it watches its dollar and euro spreads gap out amid concerns that neighbouring Argentina's woes could affect the Latin American country. The Brazilian central bank yesterday (Thursday) announced that it has mandated Nomura Securities, Kokusai Securities and Tokyo Mitsubishi Securities to lead manage the Samurai.
  • Mandated lead arranger Chase Manhattan has launched the £485m project financing for Wembley National Stadium Limited - the developer of the new national sports stadium at the existing Wembley site in north west London. At this first stage of selldown, the deal has been offered to a select group of banks to join as arrangers with take and holds of £40m apiece.
  • Cirio, the Italian diversified consumer products group, this week offered Eu150m of two year notes to part finance the acquisition of a majority stake in the South African Del Monte group. In September 1998, Cirio paid Lit214bn ($115m) for a near 70% stake in Del Monte Royal Holding Ltd (DMRH), together with 19.52% of Del Monte Royal Corp (DMRC) and 10.23% of Del Monte Royal Foods (DMRF).
  • Citibank has signed a $2 billion global MTN programme, with Salomon Smith Barney as the arranger and sole dealer. The programme, signed by the issuer's Zona Franca da Madeira branch, is Citibank's fourth MTN facility. The other three, domiciled in Argentina, the Bahamas and the US, have a combined outstanding debt of just $745.05 million off 10 issues, according to MTNWare.
  • Optical technology company Corning intends to launch a dual tranche offering of convertible debt and common stock to help finance the acquisition of 90% of Optical Technologies USA (OT) from Pirelli SpA. As well as offering 30m new shares of common stock, Corning will raise around $1.2bn through a zero coupon convertible transaction via lead manager Goldman Sachs.